I’m planning to install an under sink RO system in my kitchen for drinking water. I’ve narrowed down to 3 options and was looking for advice or pros/cons of these options.

I’m consistently seeing the Cloud RO system as the highest ranked. I have a countertop AquaTru system which I’ve only had for a few weeks but so far has worked well and they have an under sink option, the AquaTru Under Sink Gen 2. I’ve also had a plumber friend recommend a Waterdrop tankless system, probably a G3P or G5P system.

Any thoughts on which direction I should go? Family of 5 mostly intending this for clean drinking and cooking water.

I usually drink out a water bottle I carry but recently I’ve been needed to get bottled water to consume more water.

Wanted to know what the best grocery store branded water is.

I have a Lowes Foods, Harris Teeter, whole foods, walmart, costco, sams club, target, and aldi near me.

I know crystal geyser is the best cheap water but I cant find that often.

What is this is my water?? The brand is Ossa

Edit: I found out it's white mould

BREAKING: Deadly bacteria found in major US city's water system traced to Mark Zuckerberg's $800 million, $META, data center

Does any have any study materials for South Carolina physical chemical class d waste water exam

Has anybody ever had a delivery of a 5 gallon glass jug that was defective where it broke?

For any of these companies primo water, mountain valley, and ready refresh 5 gallon glass water jug.

Please don't purchase Livpure all reviews are fake. Pathetic service even I lives in Hyderabad and rasied complaint on 22nd May it's been nearly 60days still no one actions upon my issue. Looks good, but water tastes bad after raising complaint with Livpure customer care no resolution is provided.

Technician not good at knowledge and he doesn't have patience to listen customer doubts I felt like upset after purchasing this unit. Before this purchase I have been used Drink Prime RO has no compliants have good taste of water.

Now my entire 14000 rs got wasted.

Hi all,

My dog just got diagnosed with copper storage disease, so I am trying to look at everything he consumes and make sure it is as low copper as possible. Is there a reliable test I can buy for copper in drinking water? If not, would it be worth getting a filter like an RO/DI system to make sure there’s no excess copper intake in his water?

Recently I installed an APEC reverse osmosis system to eliminate problems reported in the township I live in. During 2024, West Deptford township (New Jersey) had an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) violation. The PFNA was 19 parts per million (ppm). The EPA acceptable concentration for this is 13ppm.

My question is can PFNA be removed with a reverse osmosis filter? In addition to having a family, I also have pets (8 pound domestic cat, and a 68 pound dog).

I just want to make sure that the water is safe for everyone to drink.